Dispute Over Stahl Case Frays Committee Ranks
The article details a tense Police Court debate as Stahl’s defense attorney is pressed for supposed misconduct. Logsdon defends an innocent tone, while Mr Noel clashes with Wynne and Eppert, denying alleged conversations. The committee weighs continuing with Neel despite pressure.
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Neel
Wynne
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Mr. Wynne
Duncan
Noel
Iavocan
Cotom! Club
Fred Heller
Noe
Regenon
Stahle
Fair Weather Today Across Several States
Sunday and Monday forecasts show fair conditions in Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota with warmer temperatures in most northern or southern portions. Showers possible in parts of Michigan and western Iowa, with light winds and variable conditions overall. Local observations list cloudy skies, light rain, and temperature ranges, as Blythe reports.
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Investigation to Continue as Noel Is Dismissed
The News and the League refused to participate with the Council committee in the ur tion and Noel was dismissed after conflict over fair investigation. Wynne and Eppert urged dismissal while the investigation proceeds with a new attorney funded by the council. The committee will appoint a successor and keep the sprinkling and sweeping contract probe moving.
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Noel
Wynne
Eppert
Counell
Bedford Strike Unchanged Hope for Quick Settlement
Monroe County men refuse unionization while efforts to reach wage scale settlement continue at Bedford stone quarries. Talks target operator recognition of the union and a proposed pay scale. Most Bedford quarry workers have left for work elsewhere as Bloomington reports failed organizing attempts in Monroe County.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Bloomington
Monroe
Walsh and Consolidated
Monroe County
Harmonious Wage Conference to Open in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg next Tuesday the annual wage conference of the American Tin Plate Company and the Tin Plate Workers Protective Association begins with company delegates from New Castle Pittsburg and Wheeling and worker representatives from Elwood New Castle McKeesport Martin's Ferry and Chester. The talks aim at improved conditions rather than wage hikes as the union as a whole signed the hot mill scale. In Vincennes Indiana the Citizens Street railway workers won a short hours victory and a weekly wage rise from one to a dollar and eight cents.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
American Tin Pilate Company
Tin Plate Workers’ Protective Association
Whch
Pittsburg
George Greer
New Castle
Berthold Gosmith
John Phillips
Cecil Robinson
Wheeling
W. Va
Grant Jacobs
John Hartley
L. Bartlett
Charles Alvey
H. H. Barrett
McKeesport
W. J. Madine
Benjamin Teegarden
Martin's Ferry
William Edwards
Chester
Somupary
Eminent Inventor Dead and Sudden Local Collapses
Fort Wayne reports Dr. Thomas H. Hicks inventor of the Hicks mercury extraction process died of heart disease at about fifty after a day in his office and lab. Adolph Diamond of Pottlitzer Brothers died at his store. Ambrose A. Briggs in New Albany. Joseph Roush of Madison township near Portland also died. Each death attributed to heart disease or sudden collapse.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Pottlitzer Brothers
Fruit Commission
Lafayette
Christopher Greiner
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New Albany
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Monon
Pythias
Portland
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Madison Township
Pleasant Hill
Randolph County
Muncie man jailed for horse theft faces prison sentence
Lewis Stewart, 35, arrested for stealing a horse and buggy from John Donovan, bound over to the Circuit Court after pleading guilty. He is to serve one to fourteen years in Michigan City State Prison. Detectives from the Delaware County Horse Thief Association aided the case. more rigs are believed missing. In Bellefontaine, Clayton Blake and Charles Benson, held for robbing John Riley of 130 dollars on a train, were released after Riley failed to identify them.
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Stewart
Delaware County Horsethief Detective Association
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Robbery Strikes Vincennes Store. Watches and Guns Stolen
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Vincennes Indiana reports a local store was robbed today. The thief took about twenty watches six revolvers and other goods valued at four hundred dollars. The incident occurred in Vincennes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Embezzlement Charge Against Waters and Pickner In Indiana
J P Waters and Robert Pickner of Sellersburg were arrested in Jeffersonville for embezzling 2250 from Charles Rippey of Forest City Iowa. They operated as Southern Indiana Grain Dealers Company and Sellersburg Exchange Bank with allegations the grain shipments totaled eight carloads and drafts were dishonored. Rippey travels to prosecute. Evansville area election on 2 percent subsidy to Evansville Suburban & Newburg Railroad is withdrawn.
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Sellersburg
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Forest City
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Pickner
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East St. Louis Flood Threatens City Homes and Rail Lines
East St. Louis faces rising flood danger as residents move belongings to second floors. Freight yards along Chicago Peoria and St. Louis Clover Leaf Wabash Burlington and other lines are submerged to the Alton tracks at Bridge Junction. City stockyards remain open with freight services continuing if terminals can deliver.
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Levee Breach Suffolk County? Black Walnut Described?
Two hundred residents in Black Walnut on the Missouri north bank near St. Louis are trapped by rapidly rising floodwaters after the Conlogue levee broke near East St. Louis. Sheriff Dierkes reports swift rescue needed to avert loss of life before morning. 200 colored families evacuated to higher ground after the levee failure.
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Floods Disrupt Traffic at Union Stockyards St Louis
Flood conditions near St Louis push traffic to the Union stockyards as the National stockyards at East St Louis remain submerged. Only one shipment has arrived from East St Louis in two days while some shipments divert here. Vandalia trains run on time with usual business, as does the Big Four line.
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Federated Clubs of Delaware County Meet in Muncie
The annual Federated Clubs gathering in Muncie drew delegates from twenty clubs across the county. Jane Addams spoke on The Social Wastes of Child Labor at High Street Methodist Church, with officers elected including Mrs. A. C. Stouder as president and Miss Jeannette Love as recording secretary.
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Chicago
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Armourdale Citizens Petition Mayor for Flood Relief
A Armourdale, Kansas citizens committee appealed to Mayor Bookwalter for urgent flood relief funds. The note describes widespread distress among thousands who lost homes and property and asks local banks and the Board of Trade to organize contributions and support.
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Bankers win suit on destruction of bank safe in Detroit case
Evansville reports bankers Bozeman and Walters of Poseyville won a 4865.16 judgment against a Detroit insurance company for the safe’s destruction in a bank heist. The Detroit circuit verdict followed a settlement offer the insurer had rejected.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Stormsweep Central Indiana Causes Heavy Flooding
Heavy rain and hail inundate Alexandria and surrounding counties. Crop damage immense as corn washed out and sewers overflow in Alexandria. Marion reports washed out tracks and flooded streets with streetcar service halted. Hagerstown and Elwood also suffer crop and pasture losses. Elwood notes large tomato plant damage across hundreds of acres.
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Marion
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Storms Cause Wide Damage Across Indiana Towns
The Indianapolis Journal reports a series of storms across Hartford City Delphi Connersville and Portland Indiana on June 6. Damaged oil derricks destroyed property while crops flooded and a cloudburst in Delphi registered 3.01 inches in one hour.
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